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1 <p>One morning, Muffin cat-mails you and asks you to highlight some text segments in your entries. He doesn’t simply wish to highlight sections, he wants you to give them<i>a special emphasis</i>.</p>
1 <p>One morning, Muffin cat-mails you and asks you to highlight some text segments in your entries. He doesn’t simply wish to highlight sections, he wants you to give them<i>a special emphasis</i>.</p>
2 <p>The following two tags are intended to be used to emphasize a word or phrase. These tags are &lt;em&gt; (short for “emphasis”) and &lt;i&gt; (short for “italic”).</p>
2 <p>The following two tags are intended to be used to emphasize a word or phrase. These tags are &lt;em&gt; (short for “emphasis”) and &lt;i&gt; (short for “italic”).</p>
3 <p>Visually, both tags look the same by default-browsers will italicize the text. But the meaning of these tags is different.</p>
3 <p>Visually, both tags look the same by default-browsers will italicize the text. But the meaning of these tags is different.</p>
4 <p>The &lt;em&gt; tag is used to mark text that is <i>specially emphasized</i>and changes the meaning of the sentence.</p>
4 <p>The &lt;em&gt; tag is used to mark text that is <i>specially emphasized</i>and changes the meaning of the sentence.</p>
5 <p>For example, if the author of the text loves winter and does not like summer, then his speech can be marked up as follows:</p>
5 <p>For example, if the author of the text loves winter and does not like summer, then his speech can be marked up as follows:</p>
6 I &lt;em&gt;simply adore&lt;/em&gt; cold winter days!<p>The &lt;i&gt; tag is used to mark up text that is different from the surrounding text, but which is not considered to be more important. For example, you can use &lt;i&gt; to enclose<i>names</i>,<i>terms</i>, and<i>foreign words</i>. In addition, you can use this tag to enclose the<i>thoughts</i>of characters. Such text is usually is usually marked by changes in speech intonation. Let’s give an example:</p>
6 I &lt;em&gt;simply adore&lt;/em&gt; cold winter days!<p>The &lt;i&gt; tag is used to mark up text that is different from the surrounding text, but which is not considered to be more important. For example, you can use &lt;i&gt; to enclose<i>names</i>,<i>terms</i>, and<i>foreign words</i>. In addition, you can use this tag to enclose the<i>thoughts</i>of characters. Such text is usually is usually marked by changes in speech intonation. Let’s give an example:</p>
7 He looked out the window and thought, &lt;i&gt;This simply cannot be true&lt;/i&gt;!
7 He looked out the window and thought, &lt;i&gt;This simply cannot be true&lt;/i&gt;!